You found it. After searching through dozens of trees, you finally found the perfect Christmas tree. Now that you’ve got it ...

First and foremost, water is the most important thing. Make sure the base of your tree has an adequate supply. As a general ...

Having trouble keeping your Christmas tree alive? Here’s a step by step guide on how to save a dying Christmas tree and fix a ...

I noticed the evergreen trees lined up in front of the grocery store, and it reminded me of the Christmas tree that Lyle and ...

1. Cut a quarter inch off the trunk before you put it in the stand, and go straight across. Cutting at an angle actually ...

Get your fresh Christmas tree this season at Hilltop Nursery or Creekside Acres. Trees, winter greens, decor, and more ...

A lot goes into picking a tree — including if it’ll be real or fake, and a local environmental organization wants you to opt ...

The time has come for the Christmas tree to stand in your home. Here are things to know to take care of your holiday tree.

Tim Gaudreau: if you went through and started pulling stumps, you're going to pull the soil, and you'll remove that stump, ...

the Real Christmas Tree Board says. It should also have a water reservoir large enough to keep your tree watered. "A tree can drink about a quart of water per inch of trunk diameter," the board says.

Each Christmas tree will remove up to 1 ton of carbon ... and reduce the amount of water the tree will uptake. Drilling a hole in the trunk will not improve water uptake. Do not use additives ...